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Years Active: 1979-2000

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16 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 6027838 - Photographic recording material (2000-02-22),

2. 5756268 - Processing color photographic materials (1998-05-26),

3. 5665532 - Black and white paper with variable gradation (1997-09-09),

4. 5292628 - Photographic silver halide element with gelatin layer containing silica (1994-03-08),

5. 5266451 - Color photographic recording material (1993-11-30),

6. 4987061 - Heat developable color photographic recording element (1991-01-22),

7. 4894312 - Dye diffusion process with base precursor salts of strong organic bases (1990-01-16),

8. 4877722 - Color photographic recording material developable by heat (1989-10-31),

9. 4847179 - Photographic dye diffusion transfer process and color photographic (1989-07-11),

10. 4840885 - Color photographic recording material for the dye diffusion transfer (1989-06-20),

11. 4840871 - Color photographic heat development process (1989-06-20),

12. 4816372 - Heat development process and color photographic recording material (1989-03-28),

13. 4585724 - Image receptor layer comprising polyvinyl imidazole and cationic polymer (1986-04-29),

14. 4429033 - Process for the production of color prints by the dye-diffusion transfer (1984-01-31),

15. 4198235 - Dye diffusion transfer process employing compounds that release (1980-04-15),

Title: Manfred Peters: Innovator in Photographic Recording Technology

Introduction: Manfred Peters, an accomplished inventor residing in Leverkusen, Germany, has made significant contributions to the field of photographic materials with a portfolio of 16 patents. His innovative advancements have introduced new methodologies in photographic processing and recording.

Latest Patents: Among his latest patents, one prominent invention is a photographic recording material designed for laser coding applications. This material features a support that incorporates at least one light-sensitive silver halide emulsion layer on one side, complementing a reverse side equipped with a layer or region that comprises a laser additive. This innovation significantly enhances the suitability of photographic materials for modern printing techniques. Another noteworthy patent relates to the processing of color photographic materials. In this invention, a specific thermal treatment of 0.01 to 30 seconds at temperatures ranging from 60 to 240 degrees Celsius, applied between the exposure and color developing steps, markedly increases the contrast of the finished image.

Career Highlights: Throughout his career, Peters has been associated with leading companies in the imaging sector, notably Agfa-Gevaert AG and Agfa-Gevaert Aktiengesellschaft. His tenure at these organizations has provided him with the platform to develop and refine his inventive concepts in the realm of photographic technology.

Collaborations: Manfred Peters has collaborated with several esteemed colleagues, including Thomas Kaluschke and Gunther Schenk. Their collective expertise has fostered an environment for innovative solutions within the context of photographic material development.

Conclusion: Manfred Peters stands out as a prominent inventor, whose work has left an undeniable mark on photographic technology. With his multiple patents and industry collaborations, he continues to drive innovation in the field, paving the way for future advancements in photographic materials and processing methods.

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